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Locking Events to SMPTE Times

This is described in the section on fixing objects to frames (see “Bar Ruler—Time Ruler”

on page 614).

Event and Note Quantization

The Event List and Matrix Editor have a separate quantization function, which can be

applied to all selected events. Unlike quantization for MIDI Regions, event quantization

applies to all events, not just notes. It irreversibly alters their positions (only notes can

be returned to their original recorded positions).

Quantizing Events

Select the events that you want to quantize. Then open the pull-down Quantization

menu by grabbing the Q button shown in the image (the Q button in the Matrix Editor

looks slightly different).

This is identical to the pull-down menu found in the Region Parameter box, and

contains its own quantization grid (see “Quantization” on page 147). As soon as you

select an item from the menu, all selected events are quantized.

Note: You can only reverse note quantization. All other events are permanently shifted.

To apply the same quantization value to another series of selected events (even in

other editor windows), select Functions > Quantize Again, or click (quickly) on the Q

button a second time.

Note Quantization

Normally, all notes in a MIDI Region are quantized in accordance with the Quantization

parameter value chosen in the Region Parameter box and the Extended Region

Parameter box (explained in greater detail in the Quantization section).

To quantize single notes in either the Matrix or Score editors, you can use the Quantize

tool, as well as event quantize.

If you click on a single note (or a selected group of notes) with the Quantize tool, and

hold down the mouse button, the Quantize menu will open, allowing the selection of

the desired quantization value.

If you click quickly on notes, the most recently used Quantize value will be used, just as

with the Quantize Again command.

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